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Irreyerence.

II was common saying of the Rev.
DIR. Washburn that unbelief comes Of
tener from irreverent association than
from intellectual doubt. The sneer OF
Voltaire has killed more than all his
arguments. A jesting tone of talk on
religious truths, a habit of reckless
criticism on religious things, is to
"take the name of God in vain" as the
truly vulgar oaths; and, when hear
him who calls himself Christian, or
q gentleman, indulging in burlesque
of this sort, I at once recognize some
moral defect in him. Intellect with
out reverence is the head of a man
Joined to beast. There are many
who think it's proof of wit; but it is
the cheapest sort of wit, and shows rs
much lack Of brains as of moral feel
ing. would say it with emphasis to
each Christian who hears me, never
indulge that habit, nor allow sacred
things to be jested at without rebuke,
but keep them as the miniature of
your mother, for no vulgar hands to
touch. There is an anecdote of Boyle
that he never pronounced the name
God without perceptible pause !;
and whatever you think, recognize
in it the dictate of a wise heart. We
need this reverence in the air of our
social life, and its neglect will palsy
our piety.
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The Home of Love.

Fret! fret! fret!
No wonder the work goes wrong;
Worry, and fuss, and fume and iret,
With never change in the song.
And the husband mutters, with scowiing
face, "
Az he enters his home and takes his place,
"Ah, surely. mine is a pitiful case,
For my wife does nothing but fret"
Scold! scold! scoldl
And the voice is sharp and thin!
The eye Is hard and the hand isqnick,
And they spare neither ktth nor kin.
While the neighbors mock ut the vixen s
And the husband goes where the drunkards
throng,
And browns his woes with glass and song
Because his wife is o Scold.
-r-- Smile! smile! smile!
For a magic power Is this:
What welcome home to weary man
Are smile and q wifely kiss
For smiles in O cottage must sunshine
make,
Asover the kindly lips they break,
Who would not work for the dear sweet
or wife with sunny smile!
Love! love! love!
Whatever the trouble be,
Remember that love is brother fond,
That Is born for adversely;
Though heavy the burdens may be to bear,
or poverty, weariest toll, and care,
The lowliest home may be bright and fair,
II 1t Is but the home Of love.
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To the Doubling Ones.

When man has to go over a river,
though he ride once and again into
the water, and come out, saying, 81
fear it is too deep for me-" yet, consid.
ering that there is no other way for
him, he resolves to venture. 'For,u
saith he, "the longer I stay the higher
the water will rise, and there is no 9th.
er way for me. must 60 through at
the last, why not at the firt?" And
SO he ventures through. Thus it is
with you. You say, ooh. but my
great sinner! and how can I venture
upon Jesus Christ?' Will thy heart
be more humbled by keeping from
Jesus Christ? and wilt thou be less q
sinner by keeping from Him? No,
certainly; for the longer you stay
from Christ the harder it will be tc
venture on Him at the last. Where
fore, If there be ever poor, dropping
doubling, fearing, trembling heart
reading these words, know that dc
here, in the name of the Lord, call out
to you, and say: 80 soul-man or wo
man-venture, venture, venture upon
Christ now! for you must come to
trusting Him at last; and if at last,
why not now?"
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The Tea-party.

With acorn cups and saucers,
And lovely oak-leaf plates,
A paper for table-cloth,
And bits Of stone for weights,
Because the wind in frolic
Might blow 1t all away,
We children had n company
In Cedar Woods to-day.
We had a leaf OF ginger. bread
From grandma's best receipt,
The very incest kind Of cake
For hungry boys TO eat.
We had Aunt Sara his cookies,
And biscuits made with yeast,
And sandwiches of course beside
A real regal feest.
We'd asked our cousin Lucy,
And Doctor Perkins Fred,
And pretty Lottie Sanderson,
And merry Jack and Ned,
But sitting by her window,
AS dull as dull could be,
We saw, as to the woods we went,
That fretful May McGee.
poor little lonesome cripple,
No wonder she is cross;
We all of us might be the same
So pleaded darling Floss.
And us we looked and listened,
We thought about way
To make sort Of litter
And carry little May.
You should have seen her wonder.
You should have heard her laugh!
We had O splendid time with May,
A better time by half
Than If we'd left her pining
A prisoner by herself,
AS lonely as a single cup
Upon the kitchen shelf.
And since we've thought about it,
We mean to have a care,
And always in our pleasant things
Let some forlorn one share;
And thus; our mother tells us,
Well keep the Golden Rule,
And send the happy times along,
At home, at play, In school.
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No nation has yet attained such a
height of grandeur as will attach to
that one which shall be the first to pro
pose and carry out plan for the aboli,
ton of war. The time is coming
when that nation shall be esteemed
the most glorious which has daled to
20 forth as the pioneer of the path OF
universal peace. 1t will receive the
plaudits of men and angels, and its
name will be repeated with joy and
gratitude by coming generations. 10
have been the first to propose and ef-
fectually carry out scheme for. stay,
ing the effusions of human blood will
be far higher honor to any land than
to have discovered continent, or
made the lightning subservient to hu:
man agency. Upon such a nation will
he breathed the heavenly benedlctlon,
blessed are the peacemakers, for
they shall be called the children OF
God. ."-Joscph Il. Collier.
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The letter ii" has not always had its
dot. It is not seen, for instance, in
the ancient MSS. written in Roman
characters. The addition of the dot
dates from the adoption of Gothic
characters. Two "i's'' could then cas-
lily be mistaken for "u," so they were
distinguished by accents written from
left to right, and this practice extend
ed to ops" which occurred alone. The
accents were diminished to dots as late
as the sixteenth century.
He that is little in his own eyes will
not be troubled to be little in the eyes
of others.
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"Poor Jack" was one of Gods sim
pie ones, whose sole knowledge was
the saving truth of Christ. This is his
experience. He says: "When stand
before God, and he opens great book
where all Jacks sins were written
down, He looks all over the page, and
then He looks at Jack, and He says
NO, nothing; nothing here! What
Jack never sins? o, yes; very, very
much sin. But long ago, when pool
Jack prayed to the Lord Jesus, He
opened this book of Jacks sins, and
He drew His pierced hand. that 1000
red hand, over the page, and now God
sees no sin against Jack, only the
blood of the Lord JesusW
"Thou dying Lamb! Thy precious blood
Shall never lose its power,
Till ali the ransomed Church Of God
Are saved, to sin no more"
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*Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
On trains Nos 81 and so, Pullman s!eepers betweeI
Savannah and Hot Springs, N. c.. via A. c. l. Conin
bia and Spartanburg. Through Passenger Coach be
tween Charleston md Morristown, win g. c. HALLWAY
Columbia and Sparlanburg.
Tickets on sale ut principal stations TO all points.
D. CARDWELL, D. P. A., Columbia, s. G.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR. Gen! Pass. Agent.
SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager
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Reduction in Price of Law
Blanks.

T AW BLANKS and Trial Justice blanks
/ are now sold at 40 cents a quirc at the
Press and Banner office, or three Quires for a
dollar.
Real Estate Mortgages and Title Deeds on
fine linen paper, IS cents quire.
Aug. !, 1887, If
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Application for Charter.

TO ~ q. Zeigler, Gerk Of Court Of Adoev'lfe
County:
DEAR SIR-Notice is hereby given that thir.
ty days after date application Will be maIe ior
a charter to Incorporate Joint Stock COM
pany OF Nlnety-SiX Abbeville county, >. U.
w. B. HARRISON,
EDWARD d. WALLER,
RANDAL II. CHILES.
RICHARD F. FLOYD,
ROBT. w. HANCOCK.
Secretary and Treasurer.
August 3, 1887, 4t+
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Administrators Notice.

A III. creditors Of JOHN KNOX, deceased
n will present their claims TO ME duly at
tested, within thirty days. Persons owing
said deceased will make Immediate payment.
Aug. l, 1887, 1t. G. Fl. MOORE,
Administrator.
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NOTICE.

I'VE have formed n copartnership for the
w practice OF law under the firm name OF
BENET e. CASON. Will practice In all State
WIN. c. BENET,
SAM'L e. CASON.
Abbeville, s. c., June Is, 1887.
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Comns at Due West.

THE undersigned has in store o variety OF
i COFFINS of all SIZES AND STYLES.
a IIEARSE will be furnished when needer.
A. SELDEN KENNEDY.
April G. 1887, 12m
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WIZ 7hey Can't See N.-In certain
sections where cattle are kept in large
numbers a device has been put into op-
Grafton by which the motion of an an
imal in passing OH a raised platform
will cause the water to rise in the
trough. If the animal could see down
into the trough from the outside he
would see that there was no water in
it and would go away. But when he
goes up on the platform his weight
pumps up the pure, refreshing water.
One can imagine Darwin or Spencer
rising up to peer into the trough Of re-
ligious life, without ascending the
platform. and then going away to tell
their followers that their was nothing
in it.
my grace is sufficient for thee"
Not only, then, strength not commu-
nicated until actually needed, but as
much communicated as is needful.
The promise of the Word is literally
fulfilled, if just the amount Of Gods
grace is found in ourselves which en-
ables US to meet occasion as occasion
arises.
A wise parent cannot afford to treat
with impatience or intolerance even
the crude or foolish opinions of his
child. If so, the strong presumption
would be that the parent was wrong,
whether the child was or not.
What's the use in shouting when we
are in debt? Pay up and shout. Let
us keep the pies and cakes for dessert.
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N Office.

A LII PARTIES HAVING DEMANDS
a against the ESTATE OF II. H. WARD
LAW, deceased will present the same. proper
ly attested. Those indebted will please make
settlement, Abb WARDIIAW,
VIC. WARDLAW.
Executors.
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South Carolina College.

rIXTEEN INSTRUCTORS; 5 SCIENTIFIC,
y Literary degree Courses, Shorter
Courses. POSTGRADUATE and Law Courses.
Tuition $40. Mahrcuaiation $40, Rooms Free,
Table Board sl1 and $3.50 per month. Eapel'ses
about $50. ,,,,.,.
Tuition free by Law to applicants filing with
College treasurer certificate of inability to
pay, Signed by himself and guardian or pa
rent, with opinion of County Commissioners,
or Judge Of Probate, or Clerk Of the Court
that the statement is true. For further par
ticulars apply to
President J. M. McBRYDE,
Columbia, S. c.
August "a, 1887, tf+
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EGGS for Sale.

EROM IMPORTED BROWN I.EGHORNS
e SOC. per 13 until August goth, and then
81. 10 per 13. It. w. COOGLER.
June 29. 1887, If
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CoMns at Lowndesville.

w. SIGN has COFFINS at Lowndesville
j, In care Of DR.. j. B. MOSELl. Inc
Hearse will be sent from Abbeville when re-
quired.
Abbeville, May 12, 1886. II
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The .Abbeville Hotel,
By j. C.. MILLER.

uNHE TABLE IS WELL. FURNISHED. The
/ rooms are large and comfortable. Tran
sient and regular board to suit the times.
May 2j, 1887, IF
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Barber Shop.

DICHARD CAN'T, Is now prepared to do
IL all work in his department in the best
manner and at reasonable charges. Monthly
customers shaving, hair cutting anu sham.
pooling 81 per month. Rasors honcd ana pun
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Coffins at Mt. Carmel.

w. SIGN has cof1ins at Mt. Carmel In the
d. care of w. r. POWELL. The HEAtSE
will be sent from Abbeville when desired
Jan, 5, 1887. II
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JOHN ALEXANDER,
CONGAREE
IRON WORKS,
Columbia. S. @.
Agent for
OH AP-M ANS
PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR

rI,HEsE WORKS WERE ESTABLISHED in
1S47 By Messrs. Geo. Sinclair and james An.
derson and purchased by me In the year 1856, and
from that time till now carried on successfully BY
myself. My friends and customers will bear witness
fthe large and stupendous Jobs executed by me. II
was Mt my works where the largest and almost only
lob of its class executed In this city was done
viz: the making Of the pipes for the City Water
Works In the year 1888. -
Ny stock Of patterns for ARCHITECTURAL
WORK, COLUMNS for Store fronts, Is lnrge and
various and In RAILINGS for Balconies, Gardens
and Cemeteries I have the largest variety and mos
modern patterns many of these are patented and
have purchased the right for this State.
In the machine line can furnish my patrons witt
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS Of any size ant
description, My CIRCULAR SAW MILLS have
city, and in their construction have taken pains tt
combine simplicity with the most useful modern i'm
provements and may 1atter myself that my ClRCU
LAR SAW MILLS find favor with every sawyer who
understands his business.
The many orders am steadily receiving for 5 u
GAR CANE MILLS prove that the public appreciate
the mills OF my make, and so 1t Is with my GEAR
ING for HORSE POWERS. GIN WHEELS, GRIST
MILLS and other MACHINERY.
have the manufacturing rights Of many PAT
ENTs such as castings for COTTON AND HAY
or four FEED CUTTERS and other implements.
will be pleased to send my circulars to any appli'
can't together with price list estimate. My prices
ore moderate, and assure the public that they are
lower even than those of Northern manufacturers and
that my work will compare avoraby with that Of any
other maker. Address
John Alexander,
rot,
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On Sundays train will leave Charleston. s. G.. $50
A. NJ, ar i've Columbia Ito =. N. Returning leaves
Columbia 53S p. NJ, arrives Charleston 9.45 p. NJ.
Solid trains between Charleston and Columbia, s. c.
Special Parlor Cars attached to No. So and 50 train
between Charleston and Columbia. No extra charge
for sent In these to passengers holding first class
tickets
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars on Nos ID and
% between Savannah Charleston and Hot Springs, N
c., vim Asheville. T. NJ. EMERSON,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
]. F. DIVINE, Gcnl Sup't
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Get the Best.

WARRANTED for years. The New High
w Arm Davis, Vertical Feed Sewing Ma.
chine. No one else allowed to sell them In
Abbeville county. Write TO me for prices.
sell the New Domestic, the New American.
The best Sperm Sewing Machine OIL, Needles,
&C., for all Machines. l offer the best and
cheapest stock OF Furniture, Collins, &c, in
the county. HENRY J. KINARD, Agt,
March 80, 1887, l2m Nlnety-S1X. ;. Z.
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Round NBOtr TOWN.

Mir. c. n Curtis loss on house and
stock, as adjusted, is reported a. $1,000,
Richard Wcbb's butcher shop, near
tho Bou-Ton'- oli stand is the neatest
market in Waco.
Blliousuess, dizziness, nausea,
headache, are relieved by small doses
of Cart .r's Little Liver Pills.
Hill Brothers carry full line of
holiday goods. \mas goods tor ev-
erybody Look through their stock
before selecting.
Hall, Meek II Fitzhugh represent
the best fire insurance companies.
Office, corner of Fourth and Austin
streets, upstairs.
Waco's sol her boys hold their own
with the best crack companies in he
country. They deserve al possible
encouragement.
Thomas Goggau Il Brother are Of
tering some special bargains in pianos
and organs. Call and see them al 1863
South Fourth street,
Many forms of nervous debility in
men Weld TO the use OF Carriers Little
Liver Pills. Valuable for nervous
weakness, night sweats. Try them.
McLcnnsn county officials are to be
commented tor cXpediting justice in
bringing the Drake case before Jury
the first term after commission OF the
Oilense.
When the head feels duh aud
heavy, the skin appears snlloW and
greasy, aud the stomach refuses food
ie Carriers Little Liver Pills. Don't
forget this.
Kastner ~ MoDerly lead the town
in the butcner business. Their stand
on the south side OF the Square, is tlt
best knoWn shop i'll Waco, aud is just.
ly famous Tor the choice beet, fish anC
oysters sent out from it. Give Il tria
order.
Tom Jones, alias Tom Montgomery
is said to be only 20 years old though
he pleads gully TO robbing the Tex
as eud Pacific train al Gordon, Texas
and All he had been in the route
agency business for two Years previ
Gus. The yellow back 10 cent lives OF
Sam Bass, Frank aud Jesse James anC
like ilk did the work.
w. A. Williamson IL Co. have JUS
received and have in position the
handsomest line of Christians good
that viii be on the market tins fall
Novelties OF every description in new
and elegant designs. Make YOU
selections early. Don't wait until th'
stock is oVerhauled. See the hand
soonest dressing case ever brought to
! Texas.
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a. NgtIlOi.sON-.
PER sON NJ.


MIR. Tom Baiucs, of Austin, is III
the city.
Mr. Otis w. David is confined to his
room with sickness.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Jenkins, of Merid.
an, spout Monday apd tuesday in
Waco.
MIR. j. c. Eaton. of Eaton, Guinan
" Co.. ran up to W nitnoy on business
yesterday.
c. NJ. SclAy Esq, president Waco
State bank, left yesterday tor several
days stay i'll Austin.
MIR. "A. L. Erlsnger, manager tor
the ,tage celebrity, File fl-lsr, WAS
in the city yesterday.
Mr. Tom Barry, confidential msr
for Sanger Bros, Dallas, has been in
Waco for a day or two.
Col. |, &. Scarcy. internal revenue
collector for he third district of Tex
as. is at ending federal court.
Mrs, NJ. G May, 81 ter ) Mrs Profcs-
sor :. l.. Quinn, is visiting her sister
during the trial OF the slayer of her
husband.
THE EXAMINER Is disappointed it,
being unable TO report Improvement
in thu connition OF jl,tl. Miss Willie
ifbbs, the spriehtIy daughter OF AL
deruan L. &, Tiobs.
Mcssrs. w. A, Proctor. post mas er,
aud Il. "A, Trail, eli 3rk fort G West ,rn
Mercantile company, botl OF Balljn-
ger, are attendln> court here as wit
nesses in the Ncwsnmc case.
j. NJ. Cotton, ESD prominent in
surancc man OF Houston WAS in
Waco yc.t rday, representing his
companies i'll the a ijustmeht of losses
in the recent fires in he city.
Miss Bell Boyd, daughter of that
distinguished gentleman Capt j. b.
Boyd, OF Calvert, Robertson county,
came in vest rday VIA the llCdston Il
Texas Central, and is visiting her sis
t.r Mr'. y. y. Murphy.
MIR j l.. Dowdv, local manager for
rhos. Goggan " Bro, Is one of the
most popular music men ever III
Waco. Comp feel his influence
ia evory trade they try to make
and always Wtth discoursging effect
Messrs. j. X. Gilmore. }. Z. Gibson,
Il G. West j. G. Chrsmar, II. NJ.
Atchison, Cat asy lie; b. NJ. Howard.
Robert Bucha AN, DALAI; III. Hot
combe. ShermAu; DR. Il. j Randall
/ Fort Worth; j Jenkins aud wife. Me
ridian; john H. Nich,l-, Crawford
were Iii t,e ~ Yesterday.
Wac Is busi ic-S cirol . were p,Iiv-
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HOLIDAY E.NCJITaiaIi

In connection with the regular 40 cal one
are for the round trip Christmas gift with
which the st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rail-
way prcsentl its patrons, to enable all those
living along its line to visit their friends md
make melry. II will tls year run Grand eN-
cursion, wi tn unprec adentcd facilities In the
way of ~ )modations all points IN the
states of Tennessee. GEORGIA, Alabama ssiS-
sippi, South Carolina ana parts OF Kentucky
and North Caro- ua during Christmas week.
at one fare for the rounu trip, Those who
contemplat. going, should bear in mind that
tue Cot IN Belt Rou'3 is the only line running
through trains, cons i,iins Of Pullman sleeping
cars and elegant DaChes from Dallas and all
oints on its line ) Memphis, without change.
,ree reclining chair cars from Sherman and
intermediate points to Memphis, without
change, and clean and com Portable day
coz ches from all points TO NJ emphis, Chalta'
nooga, Atlanta and all INT IMMEDIATE stations,
without change of cars, Tickets Will lie sofa
December u, ~, and %, and will he good .
return until thirty DAYS All 81 day OF sale For
tcket rates or any Information YOU MAY de-
ire, W rite or call ON amy agent of the com
any, or TO W. ii " lNF IEhb'
Gen. ACT. Pass. Dept,
f. W. la BEAUME,
Asst. ten. Pass ACT, 1t. Louis, Mo,
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CUSTOMS MACIIINEBY.
me committees Report of the Secre
tary OF War.

"' committees -RepOrf OIL the Setre'
iary OF War.
AsHINGToN, Dec. 6.-The senat Q
'uo-committee on AUTHORIZATIONS of
imports, promise to report a bill be-
lore the holiday recess, but nothing
van be learned of its provisions in
'uVance. 1t is said to body quito a
evolution in the customs machinery,
and there are limitations that it will
oe likely to excite the formidable OF
position of the lawyer class, for the
reason that it discourages, i'll fact
AoOIlshes prolific and profit
aule source of litigation The
1Hnnehlng Star publishes the following
.i Mr' Michael, compiler of congres-
una UNA directory, this morning called
upon Speaker Carlisle and inquired
vs. TO when the committees Would
g,oosbly be ready for announcement.
5a 10 speaker replied he now hoped to
,"o e mem ready before the holiday
S S.qsS' The speaker has conferred
m 'n leading members OF the house
b no Vue subject, and unless there shall
$40 20 much of a scramble for the
aUUu Places, the committees will be
' TT up before holiday adjournment
wa Tue annual report OF the secretary OF
Shot,, transmitted to congress to-day,
hn that the expenditures
dscs tne department, during the last
Year were $413, S61,56. Esti-
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Lodge No. 70, /, O. o. f., last night
elect ed the following officers Sam l..
Norwood, n. G.; w. G. Cooper, V. g.;
j. f. Brinkerhoti, IL. s.; trustees
widows and orphans fund Walter
Pluukett. William Lambdin, W. j
Cassidy; representatives to Grand
Lodge, T. II, kllIlngsWorth Walter
Plunkett, alternate. trustees of lodge
property-G. b. button, {. w. Jur-
ney and Il. c. hurry.
Attendance was good and much
interest was manifested in the grand
order.
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Nnus Presents for Everybody

Christmas presents for everybody
ut Charles kophal's. at icwine's old
stand. Abundant in quantity and
endless in variety, cheaper than the
cheapest Must &c rid OF them at
some price. Examine goods and
compare prices. Dolls from l5c. up.
Fruits. nu and contecto0erlcs, all
that tho mirlc' affords Buy your
toys where You c}n ~, Your routcc-
tionorIes, (HAs. kopHAl
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Our elegant stock of clothing pre-
sents extra attractions this week, IA
we have put it in the power OF any
one to buy good suit for the price
of common one. So you will do
well to see our stock and buy while
yoa can save money. Levine Bros.